The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-31

reech ~ Christ delivered 10 tie
money changer. il tie temple.
Every sabbath school tract should
Dc Il political document for the chill
lren.
Every Fourth % July Grafton |
should breath the politics 81 the
Of Independence.
Every prayer should be laden
with petition for divine aid to-
overcom" the powers OF political
darkness with Which civilization is
struggling.
Ninety nine hundredth- Of Ill the
vice. sin. and ili4nity which pre-.
walls TO- day. il directly traceablc to
political action.
The politics Of a country has more
to 10 with shaping the social, moral
and financial condition 81 it, people,
than original sin, moral dcpravity,
or all the appliances Of religion,
literature and science.
There is but one road out OF the
wilderness. and that i, the united,
intelligent. action Of labor.
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Somebody in the National Advo-
cate il in pursuit Of NJ. D. Doolittlc.
We thought there would be. No man,
not even Sam Randall. ever succeed
ed in sitting down on Weller SO as to
stay Plain Dealer.
Perhaps 50. Mr.. Plain Dealer.
1st. Who told you we had set
down on Weller?
2nd. Did Weller use an alias to
to get away from Sam Randall?
3rd. Will Weller need an dlids to
get away from himself, acknowledge
ing as he does. that he i rs new
"pagty man. holding on fer posi-
tions in the old party by recon
mending one MANI
4th. The Iowa Tribune with truth
saws in substance, that Wellerclaim-
ed several votes in the Cincinnati
convention claiming to represent
several of the organizations OF the
srd congressional district Of Iowa
In whose bed did he change resi-.
dencc while at Cincinnati, % lis to
represent the 18th congressional dis
tiict Of Iowa, in IN Organization
perfected at CINCINNATI as lis per.
manent central committeeman? Does
not Weller take queer twists if he i;
a full grown man.
| 9Th. Does not Nellers ciaimce
compound elections and componn,
votes remind you Of Jim Elane's
marriages-oncc to much for decehc!
9th. Don't you think Weller cou't
have told Cleveland truth Will
more honor to himself, ii he had toll
the people that 4. j. StreeteI a
chairman, sat him down in tn
convention at Cincinnati, than t
have devoted Il whole column t
Doolittle, telling what was not done
except the part he pat In quotations
Z Why didn't you say that Neile
had sat down on II. +. Hitchcocl
ITO stay" and wait before you spok
of us. for San Randall or myself t
turn up our toes.
woe 10 the man whose wealth procIains
brother mans undo.ng.
And builds himself in gorgeous hsa inc,
ON robbery and ruin.
| I have never been so hard up TO
meat that / have hutchered m
ncirhbor with the rar club OF
mortgage. or with the knife OF
forced sale and until l do shall IT,
TO live, laugh and grow fat" /
spite of lies, aliases aud Wellers.
II. b. DooL,rrLE.
REMAEKs-Slurs, insinuations, an
inuendoes are foreign 10th G proyinc
Of fact and argument. As a rul
they are without foundation in fac
misleading, and intending TO con
ceal the intent and purpose OF tn
person using them when the fu
facts would criMinate him. and full
excnlpate the person thus assaile'
In the foregoing questions, in repl
to an article III the National .Adyt
cate. Gnstead Of 10 our sauib,) an
to which Mr.. Doo.ittle was invite
to reply in that paper, Is Il "mistaE
of Moses" of which Bob Ingerso
has not condescended to take motto
so i,ll OF artless ! aiou.y is guilt.
, II spills Itself II feaiing 70 be split
We regard such communication
couchcd In such language, and file
with such insinuations az an ope
insult to our intelligence. We thir
we know Mr.. Weller quite as we'll
Mr. Dooli;t!e does. and we kno
Mr.. Doolitile too. We havn't liv.
!, by him 10 years with eyes and ca
closed.
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